Mining and finance brief notes from June market listings
A compact survey of mining stocks and several express companies with closing figures and percent changes. Key entries include Amador, Ontario, Bullion, Quicksilver, Homestake, Wells Fargo, and Pac 1sts with varied gains and declines.
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Cen. P
R.G
TY D
W. Leta. Sc
N. Mac
Ompanies
Adams
U.S
Wells Fargo
Amador
Ontario
Quicksilver
Il Cristo
Hale & Nor. Ng
Tenn. C
Union Con
Homestake
Money Markets Open With Easy Conditions In Omaha
The money market starts the week with ease and steady rates. Clearing house banks quote 2 percent, time paper 8 to 5 percent, with call loans 2 to 4 percent. Boston bank reserve surplus falls. U S treasurer shows varied gold and currency holdings. Foreign exchange stable. stock market opens strong in Boston with late gains after short covering.
Boothbay Land Company Plans Spruce Point Development
The Boothbay Land Company maintains 2 percent bid while gearing up a large scale development at Spruce Point Lincoln County Maine. Directors, after consulting landscape engineer Joseph Curtis, initiate road building plots and shore walks while expanding sales at Frenchman’s Bay and Cape Newagen amid bullish stock action.
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Boothbay
Lincoln County
Southport
Bristol
Rutherford’s Island
John’s Bay
Linekin
Ocean Point
Linekin’s Bay
Spruce Point
Sheepscott
Ebenecook
White Mountains
Frenchman’s Bay
West End
Irving A. Evans
Europe
Bar Harbor
Newport
East Boston
Topeka
Boston
Montana
New York
Calumet & Hecla
Portage Lake
Hecla No. 1
Rock House
Franklin
Vivian
Huron
Pocasset Mills Declares Two Percent Dividend
The Pocasset Mills Company of Fall River declares a two percent dividend. The Citizens' Savings Bank of Fall River declares a semi annual dividend of two percent.
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Pocasset Mills Company
Fall River
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Auction Sales Featured by Boston Financial Notices 1888
The notice outlines auction sales by the Boston firm linked to Dakota Mortgage Loan Corp now The Globe Investment Co. It lists numerous stocks bonds railroad and manufacturing shares, mortgages, city and railroad securities, and scrip with quantities, dates, and prices. It also notes guaranteed mortgages and regional lending limits under Massachusetts supervision.
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Globe Investment Company
Savings Banks of
Massachusetts
Kansas
NEB Hasma
Minnesota
Dakota
Union Bank
Weymouth
Mass
Metropolitan Natl. Bank
B&b, Westing Co
Arkansas Valley Town and Land Co
Merchandise Natl. Bank
West Ind Street RR. Co
Boylston
London Stock and Money Market Report
London notes show Consols at 98 13 16 for money and 98 15 16 for account. Atlantic & Great Western firsts 55 4, Canadian Pacific 58 1/2, Brie seconds 95 1/4, Mexican ordinary quoted, New York Central 107 1/2, Pennsylvania 144. Money rates reported, bar silver 42 3/16d per ounce, three month bills discount 1 1/2 percent.
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Boston
Amouoz
Atlantic
Bonanza Development
Seereneertee A
Catalpa
Crescent
Nee
Oye Central
Dunkin
Franklin
Aly
Huron
Seerseeeeres
Tamarack
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Boston Water Power
Seres
Loulston Street
Essere
Serene
Brookline
Campovello
San Diego
Ceseessvenee
Topeka
West End
Seere Reer
Winthrop
Wollaston
Atchison
I At. & Pac
L. G
Lozu
Do Inc
A& N
Chi
Kan. & W
C&w. Sic Be
Con. Vt
Wes M
Db D
Kik H
K.C
Werner
Eenee
Central
Do P. D'G
Oregon
L. C. Con
Pueb. & A. V
Rutland
Southern
Kan
Do Tex. Div
Sonora
Ee St. Jo. & G
Union Pacific
Do S. F
London
Jnne
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Financial markets mostly dull with mixed gains and firm finishes
New York bid and offer activity shows money on call easy at 14 to 2, last at 144. prime mercantile paper 4 6. Bar silver strong at 9214. Sterling quiet. sixty day bills 4.8614, demand 4.8814. Government bonds steady to firm. railroad bonds quiet to firm. Stocks edged lower after 2:16 then rallied to end dull but firm. notable moves in Reading, Union Pacific, St Paul, Pullman, Chicago Burlington & Quincey with some gains.
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Boeron
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Telegraph
New Orleans
Commercial
Bank
Charleston
Savannah
Mesars, Hinke Bros. & Co
City of Omaha
Boston
FOANS
Inc
Cs Cscserere
United States
National Bank
Frances
Reichsmarks
Imperial Bank of Germany
Cammack
Oston
Atchison
Santa Fe & California
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
St. Paul
Kansas City
Charles Merriam
Fort Scott, Southeastern & Memphis Railroad Company
Short Creek & Joplin Railroad Company
Rich Hill Railroad Company
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad
Comany
Union Pacific
Washington
Mexican Central
California Southern
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Cleveland
Canton
Pullman
Flint & Pere Marquette Common
Fort Scott
Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
Detroit
Lansing & Northern
Chicago & Indiana Coal Company
Oregon Short Line
Old Colony
Chicago, Kansas & Western Bs
Sonora
Birmingham
New England
Portland
Saco & Portsmouth
Central Massachusetts
Eastern
Fitchburg
Norwich & Worcester
Oregon Improvement Company
Lee, Higgingon & Co
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Reading
St Paul
Burlington & Quincey
Chesapeake & Ohio
South Minnesota
Louisville
New Albany
Aton & Terra Haute
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Tennessee Coal and Iron Birmingham
Ohio Southern
Garibaldi statue unveiled in Washington Square New York
A Garibaldi statue was unveiled in Washington Square New York after a nationwide subscription by Garibaldi supporters. The eight foot statue cost 10000 dollars sits on a fourteen foot pedestal and was designed by Giovanni Turini with speeches by Signor V Pelidori Signor Carlo Barsotti Baron Saverio Fava Professor Botta and General Daniel Sickles. About 10000 Italian civil and military members attended.
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New York
Garibaldi
Washington Square
Signor V. Pelidori
Carlo Barsotti
Hewitt
Baron Saverio Fava
United States
Professor Botta
Daniel EK
Sickles
Giovanni Turini
Devastating Cyclone Ravages Miro Area South
A severe cyclone near Miro North Carolina on Saturday afternoon tracks about twenty five miles long and five hundred yards wide. It destroys crops including corn and tobacco on John Canningham’s plantation in Person County with wide damage to outbuildings and stands of young tobacco. Farmers face ruined prospects for the season as hailstones the size of hen eggs litter the ground.
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Miro
N. C
John Canningham
Person
Collision on Air Line Kills Conductor Stevens. Despatcher Gibbs Flee
A collision between two extra freight trains at Leonard's bridge near Mippeton Conn at 1 AM killed Conductor Charles Stevens. Frank W. Gibbs the night train despatcher who gave conflicting orders fled after notifying the chief despatcher. Police have not located him.
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Mippeton
Conn
Air Line
Leonard's Bridge
Willimouilie
Charles Stevens
Frank W. Gibbs
Boot and Shoe Buyers
A list of business buyers and firms across cities including Buffalo Chicago Dubuque Louisville Philadelphia San Francisco and others. Names include Ramsdell Wells Amsden Pickenbrook Cage Duveneck Knox Bassett Hanford Feder and Rosenthal among various companies and offices.
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Buffalo
Ramsdenll
O P Ramsdell, Sweet & Co
Bro
BR Wells
D Wells & Co
Chicago
Dubuque
Rk Amaden
Lange & Amsden
Tre
Pickenbrook
Greenville
Humphrey
Galveston
Tex-J
Callaway Operative Association
Hendricks
Hendricks & Ooper
Louisville
Cage
Cage & Co
Bassett & Sons
Philadelphia
Penn
H B Hanford
Hanford & Co
Francisco
Cal
Feder
Rosenthal, Feder & , Fre
Texas Co
Pyles Pearline Named Greatest Laundry Invention
A historical feature hails Pearline by Pyle as the universally acknowledged major laundry invention. It highlights its enduring fame and practical impact on domestic cleaning practices.
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Pyle
Market Report Notes Steady Agricultural Commodities
The report shows mixed activity across farm products with corn oats and rye mostly steady or firm. Demand remains strong for rye flour and hay while poultry and hops lag. Textile and meat items like butter cheese pork lard stay firm or active with sugar and molasses showing steadiness in trade.
Boston Markets Calm Flour and Grain Prices June 4
Market reports show quiet trading across flour and grain with lighter jobber stocks and steady to firm quotes. Wheat and corn prices vary by region with New York and Milwaukee noting lower cash figures while Minneapolis and St Louis hold near prior levels. oats and barley steady amid moderate demand.
Butter Market Steady With Small Movements Noted
Butter market remains steady at prior quotations. Western extra fresh creamery butter sells at 20 cents, some brands higher. Western extra firsts 19 cents, Western frets 18 cents, Western fancy imitation creamery 17 and a half cents, Western seconds 16 cents, Western factory choice fresh.
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Western Extra
Western
Western Fancy
Market Quotes and Prices for Dairy, Grains and Poultry Firm
Quotations cover butter, cheese, beans, peas, seeds, potatoes and poultry. Receipts and sales occur in New York Ogdensburg Canton and other markets with firm to steady tones and varying yields. Prices span butter at 16 21c, cheese at 7 9c, beans and peas in dollars per bushel, and poultry values from 14 to 25 cents per pound.
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Vermont
Vermont Dairy
Eastern
New York
Ohio
Ganton
Ogdensburg
New Hampshire
Choice Western
Michigan
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
California
North
Jersey
Houston Rose
Bush
Houlton
Aroostook
Aroostoo
Burbanks
Davis
Rose
Burbank
State Rose
Bermuda
Ile
Banana Steamer Arrivals From Jamaica and Baracoa
The steamer Amicitia arrives June 6 from Bara coa with bananas for W. W. and C. R. Noyes. The steamer Hondo arrives June 7 from Jamaica with bananas for the Boston Fruit Company.
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Banana Steamers
Amicitia
Baracoa
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Fruit Prices and Market Notes
The market shows quiet movement at steady prices for Baldwins and russets with boxed quotes from 3.50 to 4.00. Oranges and lemons remain in demand with Palermo oranges at 3.50 to 4.50 per box and Palermo lemons at 4.50 per box. Strawberries and Maryland gooseberries flow in with Maryland sales averaging 8 cents per piece and $2.50 per bushel for gooseberries.
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Palermo
Messina
Alencia
Market Report Shows Wide Produce Supply and Solid Demand
The market lists abundant true and a strong demand for vegetables. Prices include new marrow squash at 300 per barrel, asparagus at 1 per dozen, Norfolk green peas 175 per crate half bar, Maryland 250 basket, Florida tomatoes 1 per crate, Southern cabbage 1 to 125 per crate, kale 0.5 per barrel, spinach 0.2 per bush, North Carolina string beans 1 per crate, Savannah string beans 0.5 to 0.75 per crate, wax beans 2.50 per crate, native dandelions 0.35 per bush, onions 0.02 to 0.03 per bunch, Bermuda onions 1.50 to 1.65 per crate, Egyptian onions 2.25 per case, beets 1 per bush, summer squash 1 per crate, 45 per barrel, carrots 1 per bush, lettuce 0.4 per head, turnips 1.26 per bush, French white 2 per barrel, rhubarb 0.25 per radish, cucumbers at various prices.
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Maryland
Florida
North Carolina
Southers
St Andrews
Provisions Market Report Across Cities and Meats
Market notes show pork and products holding steady with varied prices for cuts such as long and backs. New York prices indicate a steady pork market with 200 barrels of mess p sold at 14 50 old and 15 50 new, while beef and bacon reach mixed levels across St Louis and Cincinnati markets.
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York
India
Continent
South America
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brighton
Sugar and Molasses Market Report
Sugar and molasses markets show firm raw sugar with steady prices and active demand for refined and retinea sugars. Quotations cover Cuba Javas Nos 10 to 11 and other refiners with regional shipper notes from New York and Caribbean ports. Prices vary by grade from 23 to 66 cents per pound in listed markets.
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Urars
Cuba
Wyse
New York
Ponce
Porto Rico
Cienfuegos
Mayaguez
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C. Aecad
Best & Belcher
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Potosi
Savage
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Gould & Curry
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Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
Steee
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Navajo
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North Belle Isle
Kidder, Peabody & CO. Bankers
Devonshire Street
Nassau Street
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Messrs Baring Bros. & Co
Capital City Water Co
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust CO
Montgomery
Ala
Cordley &Co
Devonshire ST
General Consolidated Morregage Bondhrolders
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
R.R. Co
New You
Portant
Edward D. Adams
Winslow, Lanier & Co
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Williams & CO
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Dakota Mortgage Loan Corporation
Milk Street
Boston, Masses
Boston Stock Exchange
Town Falls
Sioux City
Mexican Central RR
Mexican Central BR
Saginaw Valley
Rhudand Rd
See & Lake Champ
Consol. Mort
Bur
Mo. R. RR
Neb
Lake Champlain
Assachusetts College of Pharmacy
Renee
Shires Lyman Milla
Hamilton Woollen Co
McKay
Sugar Refineries Co
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Cambridge H. RR
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American Bell
Erie
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Pullman Palace
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Railroad Matters
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Portsmouth
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad Company
N.H
Samuel
Lawrence
Medford
Walter Hunnewell
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Frank Jones
N. H
Thomas W. Hyde
F. R. Barrett
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Great Falls
John W. Sanborn
Wakedfield
Sizra UH
Winchester
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railroad Company
Charles Francis Adams
Elisha Atkins
F. L. Ames
J. P. Usher
H. P. Dillon
A. L. Williams
Sidney Dillon
Elias Asiel
W. M. Strauss
F. K. Pendleton
E. C. Benedict
James H. Benedict
G. M. Lane
Fitchburg Railroad
Railroad Gazette
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Youngstown & Ashtabula
C. W. Smith
Erie Railway Company
Santa Fe
Kansas City, el Paso & Mexican Railroad Company
el Paso
White Oaks
Chicago ‘Times
Boston Markets
Canada Superior
Canada Roller
Canada
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
St Louis
Boston & Albany
Hoosac Tunnel
Jane
State
Gaima
Ei Eaneee Sr
Choice
Newark
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